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How does John DiConsiglio organize the text in "Disease Central," the supplemental text in When Birds Get Flu, to present the central idea? He presents the central idea first. He concludes with the central idea. He presents the central idea in the middle. He summarizes the central idea with a quote.

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The correct answer is A) he presents the central idea first.

DiConsiglio organizes the text in “Diseases Central” to present the central idea in that he presents the central idea first.

DiConsiglio includes supporting texts in “When Birds Get Flue” to explain more deeply the ideas of the main text. The supplemental text “Disease Central” is included to explain why CDC is involved in the case of bird flu. This way the reader can understand the role of CDC in response to mortal diseases.  

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The way John DiConsiglio organize the text in "Disease Central," the supplemental text in When Birds Get Flu, to present the central idea is:

  • A) he presents the central idea first.

What is a Central Idea?

This refers to the main reason for writing a literary piece as it shows the purpose of a text.

With  this in mind and from the complete text, we can see that John DiConsiglio presents  and organizes his text in Disease Control by first stating the central idea.

Read more about central idea here:
https://brainly.com/question/2684713

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